Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-28

Lewis. Referred to the Committee on Elections
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Reports were made by committees as follows
Ways and Neans-In favor of A. b. Is and Is
as amended. The first relates to Bank Commits
siOners; the second to Il branch Normal School
in Northern California.
Federal Relations-Favored the passage of
Joint Resolution No. 7, relative to the improve
ment of Humboldt bar; No. 5, relative to the
improvement of the bar at the mouth of Eel
river, and No. !, relative to forfeited railroad
land grants in certain counties.
Committee on Mariposd Big Trees and Yosem-
lite Nalley-In favor of A. b. s, relative to in
surance, and against A. r. 4, relative to the
compensation OF Justices of the Peace. They
referred A. b. 169 to the Committee on Ways and
Means-a hi that provides for the expenditure
of money by the Board of forestry.
Internal lmprovement-1n favor of A. B. 2l1,
repeating the Act declaring the klamath river
nayigable; and recommended adoption of joint
resolution No. 6, relative to securing an appro-
priation for coast defenses.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY A. B. 254, to prevent
sophistication and adulterstion of Wine any
person so doing to pay 500 for each offense.
Attaches and Employes-In favor of A. B. DO
relative to the salaries of the officers and at
taches of Senate and Assembly.
A HANDSOME SALARY
This committee also favored the passage of Il
resolution fixing the salary of Mrs. II. A. Weaver
assistant Pos,mistress at 81 per day from the
date of her appointment The resolution was
adopted by Il vote of 81 ayes to is noes.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced:
By Young of San JOaquin-Relating to powers
and duties of county officers: also bill relative
to appeals in civil actions also bill relative to
homestead laws.
By Notwithstanding the Codes relative to
publication of delinquent tax list
By La Blanche pay Miss Amelia Piper for
water at the State University.
By Britt-Relative to the pensioniDg of police
officers.
By Rucker-Relatiye to the princely compen-
sation of the attaches of the Legislature. Also,
a bill relative to liens upon personal property.
BY Windrow-Relatiye to the collection of poll
tax.
By Cooley-Regulating the business of pawn
brokers.
By Cooley-Defning the obligations of pawn
By Matthews of Tehama-Five bills relative to
the preservation of the public health.
By SpurgeOn-Relative to the appointment of
Notaries Public and the number each county is
entitled to.
By Hart-Contempt of Court and punishment
therefor.
By Brooks-Fixing damages for seduction
Also. bill relative to the collection of city and
county license.
BY Atheron- Relative to the management of
State Prisons.
BY Brusie-To furnish free use of the State
public schools.
By Venable-Relative to the settlement of the
late January defalcdtlon.
FIRST READING OF Bills
The following bills were read the first time
A. b. %, relative to powers and duties of Road
Overseers A. B. az, relative to manner Of
service of summons; A. 3. 176, relative to as
signments of things in action A. B. u.s. relative
to attachments; a. B. ISL, relative to issuing
alias summons: A. B. 15S, amending the Insol-
vent Act: A. b. III. relative to attachments; A.
B. 1913. relating 10 assignments for the benefit of
| creditors; A: B. %. fixing salaries in certain
counties; A. Il. S. relative to sa aries of county
officials; A. B. 1872, reating to county officials;
A. Is. 81 relating to trials by the Court and find
| ings: A. b. 5. relative to insurance; A. b. p,
authorizing corporations to act as executors; A.
| b. 10 relating TO insurance. A. 40, relative
| to insurance; A. B. 40, relative to insurance.
THE SECOND READING OF BILLS
The following bills were read the second time,
ordered eugros ed and to third reading: A B.
| o. relating to notary publics: A. b. 49, relative
to the incorporate Act of city OF Santa. Barbara
A. B. l72. making an appropriation for the Vet
Grams Home Association; A. B. 40. relative to
sidewalks and sewers; A. b. 50, relative to mu-
| nicpal incorporations A. B. Al, relative to
| roads and highways.
| REFUSED FIRST READING.
| The following bills were refused a first read
| ing A. b. II, relating to roads and highways
A. B. 80, relating to roads and highways A. b.
| Ia. relating to the disqualification of Judges
A. B. 81, relative to the county government bill
A. B. II, relative to the appointment of road
| master
REFUSED A SECOND READING.
A. B. 100, relating to injunction and service
thereof A. B. l0i to establish jury fees in Courts
of record; A. B. JOS. relative to evidence in per
jury cases: A. B. l3l, relative to the manner Of
| serving summons.
! SPECIAL ORDER.
A. B. 49, to prevent injuries to navigable
streams was made special order fer Thursday
| next ut P. N.
| EXCURSION TRIPs
| Brown of San Francisco asked that the Com
mittee ON Internal Improvement be allowed tc
| V sit the city of Stockton and examine into its
sewer system They desired to have their clerk
accompany Them, and each be aIlowe1 80 &
for mileage. The request was granted.
| Young of San Joaquin asked that the Com
mittee on State Hospitals be granted leave o.
absence and mileage to visit Los Angeles and
Santa Barbara. Granted
Sims asked that each member of the Com
mit,ee on Mining and clerk of the committee bs
ley. Granted.
| Briisie asked that go copies of A. p Catiin':
argument in a certain hydraulic mining case bt
printed for the use of the members.
| Ohleyer moved to amend by making ii 2Jt
copies of the findings of Judge Temple in the
same case.
Mathews of San Beniio moved to lay the reso
luton and the amendment on the table. Car
ried.
Campbell introduced q lengthy memorial &c
Congress on behalf of the miners. Referred tc
the Committee on Federal Relations.